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...Jerry Leath Mills Copyright © 1985 by Duke University Press 1985 Samburan Outside of Toombsboro: Conrad s Influence on "A Good Man Is Hard to Find Jerry Leath Mills The many references in Flannery O Connor s letters and public talks leave no doubt about her admiration for Joseph Conrad. Two...

...Theodore Ropp Lincoln Finds a General: A Military Study of the Civil War. Vol. III: Grant’s First Year in the West . By Williams Kenneth P. . New York : Macmillan , 1952 . Pp. xiv , 585 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1953 by Duke University Press 1953 Book Reviews 321 Lincoln Finds...

...Theodore Ropp Lincoln Finds a General: A Military Study of the Civil War . By Williams Kenneth P. . New York : The Macmillan Company , 1949 . 2 vols. Pp. xviii , 902 . $12.50. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 Book Reviews 401 the absence of strong discontent...

...Forrest H. Kirkpatrick Copyright © 1962 by Duke University Press 1962 Of Unearned Finds: Honorary Degrees Forrest H. Kirkpatrick The country s flora and fauna ought now to award him a scroll inscribed with the fitting title, Curator Naturae. Failing that con­ tingency, the Princeton species...

... by the historical moment. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Judith A. Byfield Finding Voice, Giving Voice: Gender, Politics, and Social Change What makes intellectual work “black”? Does one have to be black to do black intellectual...

...Petrus Liu This essay argues that racial capitalism in East Asia requires and reproduces a hierarchical reading of gender‐nonconforming bodies and desires, while the rise of a homonormative discourse finds expression in racialized violence against Chinese‐identified subjects. These entanglements...

... stage of capitalism in which precisely “intellect” is considered the key productive force. This view, which finds expression in a number of antiestablishment thinkers, not only conforms to official business and policy circles but is directly taken from their writings (often several years after the fact...

... in shaping social life. Taking account of this part-culture quality of evental universalisms allows for a more complex account of the nature of radical cultural transformation than one finds in the new philosophical literature on Paul. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Joel Robbins Anthropology...

... proliferate sites of desire from which the telephonic subject searches for connection, even if that connection is impossible to establish. This essay reads the original and the remade When a Stranger Calls and Black Christmas through Baudrillard and Georges Bataille. Ultimately, it finds in contemporary...

... in turn help clarify Zoo 's understanding of zoophilia. In detailed readings of texts by J. M. Coetzee ( Disgrace ), William Faulkner ( The Hamlet ), Wallace Stevens (“Sunday Morning”), and Elizabeth Bishop (“The Armadillo”), the essay finds in them a destitution of the self that—as psychological depth...

... struggle to find vocabulary to describe the loss. Often the effect of this discursive gap is testimony that blurs the distinction between fetus and baby. While my research suggests that many women giving their testimonies were not engaged with the discursive effects of this on abortion politics, those who...

..., the Templers' movement, and the Basel Mission. Particular focus is given to the relationship with a mother country or metropole in order to find out how unique the Zionist case study was in the history of colonialism. The comparative approach validates the need to further examine Zionism as a settler...

... that both evoke and avoid the death penalty: Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar and Albert Camus' The Stranger . The desire to witness expressed in these narratives finds its legal iteration in lawsuits brought by journalists seeking to televise executions—petitions that courts have routinely rejected. A close...

... looks beyond those in political office and their likely troubled future in order to find that underneath the Bolivarian veneer an entirely “Other politics” is in the process of gestation. From the self-organized actions for workers' control in Cumanacoa and Maracaibo to the struggle of Chief Sabino...

... a new future, it will find more substance in its eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century past than it will in the mid-twentieth-century heyday of the New Deal and institutionalized collective bargaining. © 2012 Duke University Press 2012 A G A I N...

...—and are increasingly finding broader applications—the article argues that is crucial that research does not lose sight of the role and agency of workers against capital. [email protected] Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 platforms algorithmic management workers gig economy...

... and mobile capital, pitted against workers not just in Lagos but around the world. This article adopts James Scott’s notion of everyday resistance in exposing some of the hidden practices of platform drivers in Lagos. It finds that sabotaging and falsely complying through manipulating algorithms and gaming...

..., the Guardian ’s special projects editor, led the Reading the Riots project, along with Tim Newburn of the LSE. Lewis is interviewed here about their key findings and what they might reveal. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 Reference Lewis Paul . 2011 . Reading the Riots: Investigating...

...James Martel In this essay, I engage with Jodi Dean’s idea from The Communist Horizon (2012) that “division is common; we must seize it.” I argue that this is a critical insight that helps us think both about the kinds of political subjectivity that we find in Marxist philosophy as well...